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(OPEKA COMIQUE IN THEEE ACTS.)

English Adaptation by H. B. FABNIE. Music by J. OFFENBACH.

THZE^Nwai^Tia LIST.

No. 1.— SONG. " The First Meeting."

SrZANNK. (S.)

No. 2.— ROMANCE. " The Calendar of Bacchus."
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No. 3.— SONG. "Mountain Song."
Mdme. Favaet. (S.)

O'er moun-tain, thro' val - ley stray

No. 4.— SONG. The Novice."
Mdme. Favaet. (S.)

- ing, I've

Hearts clad in white, and pale the brows, Both no-y^ce and

No. 5.— SONG. " The Artless Thing."
Mdme. Favabt. (S.)

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No. 6.— TRIO. " The Lover's Comedy." {Quarto size.) 2s.

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No. 7.— BALLAD. " Dear Old Dad." 4s.
Suzanne. (S.)

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No. 8.— SONG and CHORUS. "The Debutante."

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No. 9.— ROMANCE. " The Two Evea "

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No. 10.— SONG. "Puff."

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No. 11.— SONG. " The Ladies' Pet."

PONT-SABL*. (T.)

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No. 12.— QUARTETT. " Au revoir!"

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No. 13.— SONG. " Conjure not."
Mdme, Favabt. (S.)

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No. 14.— VOCAL MINUET. " An Old Woman's Dream."

Mdme. Favaet. (S. or MS.)

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No. 15.— TYROLIENNE. " The Pedlar's Song." 48.
Mdmk. Favabt. ( S.) " ^ ^

Hill and val • ley so drear -y. With a light heart we

No. 16.— SONG. " 'Tis not in number."

, Suzanne. (S.)

'Tis not in nnm - ber pe • ril lies,
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